Despite being a very popular breed today, American Bulldog was almost extinct in the 1900s to mid. Upon his return from service in World War II, John D.. Johnson decided to follow his father's footsteps and play resumes American Bulldog in the United States, and finally saved from the strain of disappearing forever. He admitted for the first time as American Bulldogs official breed in 1970, when it registered as American Pit bulldogs. However, he soon changed the name of this product is the American Bulldog to avoid confusion with the American pit bull (breed can be very similar and often confused two).
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